Xnxubd s8

Description

The  Xnxubd s8 is Samsung Galaxy S8 which was Samsung’s 2017 flagship, celebrated for its groundbreaking slimless “Infinity Display,” elegant curved design, and powerful performance. Even in years later, it remains a compact and capable device beloved by many people.

The Xnxubd s8 Price in Nigeria

The used units of s8 is generally sell between ₦120,000 and ₦180,000 on marketplaces like Jiji.

New or renewed units are listed at around ₦180,000 on XRight Phones while some imported, brand-new models go as high as ₦397,643 on Ubuy Nigeria.

Xnxubd s8 price Full Specifications

Release Date April 2017

Display 5.8″ Super AMOLED, 1440×2960 px, Always-on, Gorilla Glass 5

Body 148.9 × 68.1 × 8 mm, 155 g; IP68 water/dust-resistant

Processor Exynos 8895 (Global) or Snapdragon 835 (USA/China)

Memory 4 GB RAM; 64 GB internal; microSD expansion up to 256 GB

Cameras Rear: 12 MP (wide, OIS, led flash); Front: 8 MP autofocus

Battery 3000 mAh with fast charging (wired/wireless)

Connectivity Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, USB-C, 3.5 mm jack, NFC, Samsung Pay

Extras Iris scanner, fingerprint sensor, DeX support

Software Launched with Android 7.0 (Nougat); upgradeable to Android 9 (Pie)

Xnxubd s8 Reviews in Nigeria and User Impressions

While formal Nigeria-specific reviews are rare, we can draw meaningful insight from global users:

Many admire the compact, elegant design, edge display, and slim build:

 “This phone is just great. It is small, thin, light and easy to hold with one hand.”

Durability is frequently praised—even after years of use:

“I have had my S8 since August 2017 … I feel like doing a factory reset may be worthwhile … It is a beautiful and very capable phone even in 2021!”

Some owners do note battery aging and performance slowdowns over time:

“Super… pero yung battery talaga ang mabigat sakin. 2 hours na gamit lang kasi.”

Factors Affecting the s8 Price in Nigeria

1. Condition: New units are significantly pricier than used/refurbished models.

2. Model variant: Snapdragon versions or imported units often cost more.

3. Availability: Rarer models or good-condition units may fetch higher prices.

4. Retail channel: Authorized stores tend to charge more than peer-to-peer marketplaces.

5. Currency fluctuations: Import-dependent costs shift with exchange rates.

Where to Buy It in Nigeria

XRight Phone Shop: Around ₦180,000 for new units.

Jiji.ng (private sellers): Prices range between ₦120k–₦180k for used units.

Ubuy Nigeria (imported): Nearly ₦400k for renewed or imported variants.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the Galaxy S8 still usable in 2025?

Yes, if you’re looking for a compact, feature-rich phone and don’t mind older software support, it’s a solid pick.

2. How’s the battery life now?

Most users get a day of usage on a well-maintained battery, though some older units report significantly weaker performance.

3. Can I expand storage?

Absolutely—there’s a microSD slot supporting up to 256 GB.

4. Which variant is better: Exynos or Snapdragon?

Both are decent, but Snapdragon versions (imported) tend to have slightly better thermal and sustained performance.

5. Does it come with a headphone jack?

Yes, it retains the 3.5 mm jack—a rarity in modern flagships.

6. How long will it still receive software updates?

Official support has ended—latest update stops around Android 9 (Pie). Continued use means relying on custom ROMs if newer support is required.